Because that’s how we’ve heard it, from English speakers. We don’t really platform native speakers of the respective languages, so we never hear it pronounced how they would.
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Anonymous1d
I pronounce the last one a little differently
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Anonymous1d
I’m guessing ‘yall’ references Americans. US is involved in some of those countries, that’s how it’s pronounced using English, because we(‘yall’) are americans(living in america)
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Anonymous1d
Because words have different pronunciations based on things like region and dialect. This also extends to other languages outside English
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Anonymous#121h
You’re hilarious
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Anonymous#316h
I grew up in the U.S. speaking english and that’s not how these names are pronounced. We don’t say “ay rab” or “eyendian”